Mastering Probability: Starting with Basic Skills

The world view is very interesting. It is a bit similar to Super Mechanic, but different. How should I put it? It should be due to the different development line of the plot. The author's routines are relatively fresh and full of surprises from time to time. And the super power settings are getting more and more interesting. Come on author, the only ticket has been given to you, keep up the pace, you will definitely become popular!

This book is quite good, without too many clichés. The last time I read a novel about this kind of superpower was "Infinite Reorganization". The description and utilization of various superpowers are very detailed, and the development capabilities are also very scientific. However, the novel "Infinite" is too wordy and talks about a lot of political stuff. It is normal for it to be blocked.

I read it in one sitting, very good. The advantages of this book are very outstanding, the world view is novel, and the author's writing is very strong. The various depictions of the White Tool Kingdom are impressive. There are also ability descriptions. In the early stage, the game is mainly about weird and weird abilities. The numerical values ​​are rigorous. Various interesting ideas emerge in an endless stream, which is very interesting. ps, I personally think the last copy of Earth Star is wonderfully written, and I hope the author will continue to maintain this level.

It's not brainless. The author has brains. It's not a trick-or-treating studio article. The author has thinking and you can read it.

Why isn't this book popular? I think it's exciting enough, the logic is rigorous, the power system is more attractive, and there is no delay in development. Why is it not popular?

I've seen the latest, and let me tell you, overall it's pretty good. The pace is not sluggish, it's not overwhelming, you take action when you need to, and you run when you need to, and it's quite interesting to make jokes occasionally. The protagonist has a steady character and is decisive in killing. He can be a bit flirtatious occasionally, but he doesn't kill people indiscriminately, so every move will yield rewards. After one event is completed, quickly move on to the next event, taking stock of the gains in the middle. There is no whole page about water techniques that shock others. The words are very concise, and the ability setting and combat scenes are also well depicted. It really feels like this ability should be used as it should be. Unlike other fantasy novels, there are weird descriptions such as punches and kicks that shake the world. I hope the author can keep this pace and write a minimum of two to three million words. After all, there are too few such books now, and the book shortage is really uncomfortable.

Where is Shennong? Summon Shennong. Shen Nong, go and taste it and tell me

Wow, there was nothing in the first few dozen chapters, but later I discovered that the author is very good at portraying perverted female villains... It's a pity that there are a little less female villains in the later chapters. Now I am looking forward to this whistle girl...

There are too many foreshadowings and pitfalls, and trouble comes one after another before it is resolved, which makes me feel tired. But the writing is pretty good.

Good work, author. 😆😆😆